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Around the corner from where I live in Berlin there is a store[1] that legaly sells LSD analogs. They also run a web shop[2]. It sold 1cP-LSD until summer 2021
by virtualritz 4y ago
Around the corner from where I live in Berlin there is a store[1] that legaly sells LSD analogs. They also run a web shop[2].
It sold 1cP-LSD until summer 2021 (outlawed in July 2021, AFAIR), switched to 1V-LSD until that was outlawed by the government this September and is now selling 1D-LSD which, along BOL-148, is the last known LSD alike/derivative that is not outlawed in Germany (yet) AFAIK[3].
My guess would be that once those latter two get outlawed they may pay someone to find them a new variant ...
[1] https://goo.gl/maps/NDGuYNTSyE5ozAcv6 https://goo.gl/maps/NDGuYNTSyE5ozAcv6
[2] https://www.lsd.shop https://www.lsd.shop
[3] https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liste_von_LSD-Analoga#Rechtlicher_Status https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liste_von_LSD-Analoga#Rechtlic...
- 1MachineElf 4y agoI need to travel to Berlin soon.
- seppel 4y agoNote that before 1cp-LSD there was 1p-LSD. My impression was that 1cp-LSD, 1v-LSD, and 1d-LSD was published precisely the moment the previous *-LSD was banned. So it is quite likely that somebody already has a successor of 1d-LSD in his drawer. What I find quite interesting is that Germany seems unable or unwillig to ban all *-LSD formulae. They are able to ban structural groups, but for LSD it is always quite specific when the new law is published. As if somebody is interested in keeping LSD access open.
- gpcr1949 4y agoBOL-148 is not like the others. All others are N1-acyl analogs of LSD, so unlike bol148 they rapidly metabolize to LSD proper. This also means until they make a prodrug or analog law, it will be easy to keep on thinking of new LSD prodrugs. Here are a few free ones that will certainly work, no payment to me required: isovaleroyl, cyclobutanecarbonyl, oxetanecarbonyl(both isomers), cyclopropylacetyl.